Sentence examples for that could apparently from inspiring English sources

She found a company, New Color Iris, marketing a device invented by a Panamanian ophthalmologist, Dr. Alberto Delray Kahn, that could apparently implant an artificial or prosthetic iris over her natural one.

It's the kind of premise that could apparently get a film green-lit in 1991, though it held no appeal for audiences (director Richard Shepard later described the film's best review as coming from his father, who called it "longish").

The findings emerged after researchers funded by Nasa discovered a unique form of life in the shape of a bacterium that could apparently use an arsenic-based compound as a vital building block of its DNA – the first organism on Earth capable of living off arsenic.

He casually describes being bitten by another snake recently, by a species that could, apparently, have killed him in an hour had it not been for a delayed shot of anti-venom.

In agreement with these studies, we found no mutant promoters that could apparently pair with the wild-type polymerase (see Table 1).

Finally, our results emphasize that when mutant versions of a protein are found to work better in some cell types than others, this may be indicating different mechanisms of action, a possibility that could resolve apparently contradictory findings.

That means that he could apparently expect to fly on the route for 14,716 years before plummeting into the Atlantic.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Rick Perry said the Obama administration had been an "absolute failure" in collecting intelligence that could stop terrorism, apparently ignoring the administration's success against terrorism.

In addition, the majority of the mutations also decreased from modestly to very drastically the specific activity of the fraction of the enzyme that remained soluble and that could be purified, apparently because they decreased Vmax.

Data on intercourse preferences that could underlie the apparently predominant anorectal involvement were not made available to the present study.

Additionally, our use of whole-section slides rather than tissue microarrays may have contributed to differences between our study and Bishop et al. In addition to replicating the results of this study, future examinations of bFGF should examine the mechanisms that could explain the apparently protective role of stromal expression.